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Journal articles on the topic "Hairdressing in art"
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Hetman, Oksana. "Colour Training of Future Hairdressing Specialists." Education and Pedagogical Sciences, no. 1 (176) (2021): 44–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.12958/2227-2747-2021-1(176)-44-52.
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The article describes some aspects of colour training of future hairdressing specialists. The work reveals the concepts of colour competence, colour training; provides interpretations of the concepts of colour, colour harmony, colouring, and peculiarities of the use of colour during professional training of specialists in the modern fashion industry. It is noted that colour is the most important means of emotional and artistic expression of the object; it has psycho-emotional impact on a person, and an information field. The article proves the necessity of the formation of colour competence of future hairdressing specialists during their professional training provided by studying a complex of professional courses, which will allow future specialists to create individual unique images taking into account all aspects of colour theory. The work presents some tasks that contribute to colour training of students in specialty 022 «Design. Hairstyle Design and the Art of Makeup». The formation of colour competence of future hairdressing specialists is proven to be an important prerequisite and an indicator of their readiness for professional activity.
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JIANG, MINGYU, and Eun-Jun Park. "Hair Art Inspired by Picasso’s Work." Korean Society of Beauty and Art 23, no. 2 (2022): 89–105. http://dx.doi.org/10.18693/jksba.2022.23.2.89.
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As beauty culture expanded into various fields, a new art field called hairdressing that aimed to satisfy artistic, unique, and creative designs developed out of practical beauty. The use of elements and genres, such as paintings, architecture, modeling objects, natural objects, and the use of various materials and techniques to create hair artworks, broadened the field. Therefore, the theme of this study is The Yellow Belt, The Woman Sitting Near a Window, The Woman-Flower, and The Dream- four works of the 20th-century artist Pablo Picasso, who had a great influence on the art world. After dyeing hair in colors similar to Picasso’s original works, embroidery techniques were used to create new hair embroidery art pieces. In future research, the hope is to create unique and artistic works by using a variety of hair artistic expression techniques.
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Astuti, Murni, Rahmiati Rahmiati, and Ika Parma Dewi. "TRAINING OF WEDDING MAKE UP AND STYLING HAIR FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL KKG GUGUS I TEACHER IN LUBUK ALUNG CITY." UNES Journal of Community Service 3, no. 1 (2018): 053. http://dx.doi.org/10.31933/ujcs.3.1.053-061.2018.
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Community Service Skills Activities undertaken is to provide facial makeup training and hairdressing to teachers KKG SD GUGUS 1 in Lubuk Alung district. The target audience in this activity is the arts teacher of KKG Elementary School Teachers 1 Lubuk Alung Subdistrict totaling 10 people. Primary Schools often hold performing arts performances. But there are still very few teachers who can make up their students for the performance of the stage. Therefore, it is required the training of facial makeup and hairdressing skills. This activity aims to improve facial makeup skills and hair styling of teachers for the purposes of performing through training. This training uses various methods of lecture method, question and answer method, demonstration method, practice / practice and method of recitation or assigning task. (2) Demonstrate makeup and hair styling makeup, (3) Practice makeup and hair styling to each student, (4) Question and answer. In general, the results of this activity have been achieved well, where all the activities that have been done have achieved the desired goal of increasing the knowledge and skills of teachers KKG Cluster 1 Kecamatan Lubuk Alung about facial makeup skills and hair styling for art performances.
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Kim, So-Hyeon. "Research on hairstyle directing works using Wood Stick." Korean Society of Beauty and Art 23, no. 2 (2022): 319–29. http://dx.doi.org/10.18693/jksba.2022.23.2.319.
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In the modern world, the development of beauty is not accomplished only by convenience in everyday life; it also requires psychological happiness and visual pleasure. The field of hairdressing emerged from the realm of creating designs for clients, while trying to take an artistic approach, and is expanding in scope. It is not directly aimed at peopl and utilizes a variety of materials and their characteristics to embody beauty, and today styles are valued as works of art. Hair art used waste hair at the beginning of beauty art, and has endlessly developed, utilizing a variety of materials to add depth. However, it is a pity that the area of hair art is only mainly used with long hair. In this study, three hairstyle image rendering works were produced using wooden chopsticks. Through this, a diversity of materials in the field of hair art were devised, and works of hair art were created using commonly available materials. This loosened the boundaries of access to art while enhancing the artistic sense. In addition, by expressing the image of the hairstyles, the study aimed to develop the visual ability of image analysis to help create various designs in the field of practice.
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Savitska, Olena. "HIGHLIGHTS ON THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CHROMATOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE ART OF HAIRDRESSING." CULTURE AND ARTS IN THE MODERN WORLD, no. 21 (July 10, 2020): 251–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.31866/2410-1915.21.2020.208264.
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Son, Jin-A., and Jeong-Hyun Lee. "Analysis of Mimesis Expressed in the Beauty Works from North American Hairdressing Awards." Korean Society of Beauty and Art 24, no. 1 (2023): 7–26. http://dx.doi.org/10.18693/jksba.2023.24.1.7.
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Hairstyles are the results of creative activities in beauty art. For such hairstyling, there always exists a source of inspiration. In fact, creative works are being completed through the representation or partial imitation of the original. In other words, such process is related with a concept of ‘mimesis’, one of aesthetic factors. Therefore, this study attempted to theoretically review mimesis and examine its characteristics expressed in the works from the North American Hairdressing Awards (NAHA). For this, mimesis is conceptualized by the names of imitation, representation, expression and creation, and its type was classified into representative mimesis, metaphoric mimesis and creative mimesis. When the works from the NAHA were analyzed according to the characteristics of mimesis, in representative mimesis, the physical properties of natural objects were expressed as they were as much as possible. In metaphoric mimesis, on the contrary, target objects were mostly imitated, or inner images were metaphorically expressed. In creative mimesis, an artist’s subjective thoughts and emotions were expressed in an abstract fashion, not in a morphological way. It is anticipated that the above results would extend the scope of research on beauty works by establishing the ground to recognize such works again from a mimesis perspective and suggesting a possibility of studying them within the range of aesthetics.
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Caticha, Alicia. "“Neither Poets, Painters, nor Sculptors”: Classical Mimesis and the Art of Female Hairdressing in Eighteenth-Century France." Eighteenth-Century Fiction 31, no. 2 (2019): 413–38. http://dx.doi.org/10.3138/ecf.31.2.413.
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Shaikh, Muhammad Ali. "The importance and sharia status of the barber in modern times." Al Khadim Research journal of Islamic culture and Civilization 3, no. 2 (2022): 183–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.53575/arjicc.v3.02(22)u13.183-193.
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The word "barber" is derived from Arabic. This art is called "barber". In Urdu, the words "horn" and "ask" are used for "barber". Hairdressing is also called horning in Urdu (Hearing the horns of the barber is called because in earlier times this was done by means of horns, the horns are empty inside and wide on one side and thin on the other side. A small hole was drilled through the hole and the air was drawn in and the side of the horn was attached to the body part. This material was removed by making an incision with a blade, so in Urdu language this process had to be called horn, but now in the present era, instead of sucking from the mouth, they complete this process through "vacuum". They place a lid on a specific part of the body and vacuum it, which causes the body to swell and begin to swell, and irregular blood begins to accumulate in it. Vacuum, which removes the accumulated irregular blood in minutes.
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Скачкова, Нина Владимировна. "FORMATION PROCESS AND INDICATORS OF ACHIEVING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES OF FUTURE TEACHERS IN THE FIELD OF DESIGN." Pedagogical Review, no. 3(31) (June 21, 2020): 57–68. http://dx.doi.org/10.23951/2307-6127-2020-3-57-68.
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Обосновывается необходимость использования возможностей вузовской подготовки для формирования профессиональных компетенций будущих педагогов профессионального обучения с целью создания качественного кадрового потенциала для осуществления модернизации технологических процессов, продвижения и внедрения новых перспективных технологий и обеспечения кастомизации услуг в процессе перехода на модель цифровой экономики будущего России. Выявлена роль образовательных организаций в процессе реализации требований федеральных государственных образовательных стандартов 3++ к качеству подготовки квалифицированных кадров в соответствии с требованиями работодателей. Рассмотрено содержание представленных в основной образовательной программе бакалавриата по направлению подготовки 44.03.04 «Профессиональное обучение (по отраслям)», направленность (профиль) «Декоративно-прикладное искусство и дизайн» обязательных профессиональных компетенций, сформированных на основе профессиональных стандартов, анализа требований, предъявляемых к выпускникам на рынке труда, консультаций с ведущими работодателями. Установлены индикаторы достижения обязательных профессиональных компетенций выпускников, рассмотрены возможности их достижения на примерах педагогического взаимодействия с целью организации учебно-исследовательской работы студентов, обучающихся на факультете технологии и предпринимательства по указанному направлению подготовки. Обоснована целесообразность подготовки педагогов профессионального обучения для формирующихся сервисных кластеров в экономике Томской области с учетом прогностических потребностей в условиях постиндустриальных трансформаций. The article substantiates the need to use the capabilities of university training to form the professional competencies of future vocational education teachers in order to create highquality human resources for the modernization of technological processes, the promotion and implementation of new promising technologies and the provision of services customization in the process of transition to the digital economy model of the future of Russia. The role of educational organizations in the process of implementing the requirements of federal state educational 3 ++ standards to the quality of training of qualified personnel in accordance with the requirements of employers indicated in professional standards is revealed. The content of the undergraduate programs presented in the main educational program is considered in the direction of preparation 44.03.04 Vocational training (by industry), focus (profile): Decorative and applied art and design of mandatory professional competencies formed on the basis of professional standards, analysis of requirements for graduates in the labor market, consultations with leading employers. Indicators of achievement of compulsory professional competencies of graduates are established, the possibilities of their achievement are examined by the examples of the organization of educational research work of students studying at the Faculty of Technology and Entrepreneurship of TSPU in the areas of professional activity: design (costume, interior, art objects), manufacture of clothing, decorative and applied art (art crafts of Siberia, the modern directions of arts and crafts in the manufacture of household items and souvenirs), beauty industry (hairdressing, makeup techniques, nail design, etc.), image making, stylistics. The feasibility of training vocational education teachers for emerging service clusters in the economy of the Tomsk Region is substantiated, taking into account the prognostic needs in the context of post-industrial transformations.
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Скачкова, Нина Владимировна. "PROCESS OF FORMATION AND INDICATORS OF ACHIEVING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES OF FUTURE TEACHERS IN THE FIELD OF DESIGN." Pedagogical Review, no. 4(32) (August 31, 2020): 102–12. http://dx.doi.org/10.23951/2307-6127-2020-4-102-112.
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Обосновывается необходимость использования возможностей вузовской подготовки для формирования профессиональных компетенций будущих педагогов профессионального обучения с целью создания качественного кадрового потенциала для осуществления модернизации технологических процессов, продвижения и внедрения новых перспективных технологий и обеспечения кастомизации услуг в процессе перехода на модель цифровой экономики будущего России. Выявлена роль образовательных организаций в процессе реализации требований федеральных государственных образовательных стандартов ФГОС 3++ к качеству подготовки квалифицированных кадров в соответствии с требованиями работодателей, выраженных в профессиональных стандартах. Рассмотрено содержание представленных в основной образовательной программе бакалавриата по направлению подготовки 44.03.04 «Профессиональное обучение (по отраслям)», направленность (профиль): Декоративно-прикладное искусство и дизайн обязательных профессиональных компетенций, сформированных на основе профессиональных стандартов, анализа требований, предъявляемых к выпускникам на рынке труда, консультаций с ведущими работодателями. Установлены индикаторы достижения обязательных профессиональных компетенций выпускников, рассмотрены возможности их достижения на примерах педагогического взаимодействия с целью организации учебно-исследовательской работы студентов, обучающихся на факультете технологии и предпринимательства по указанному направлению подготовки. Целесообразность подготовки педагогов профессионального обучения для формирующихся сервисных кластеров в экономике Томской области подтверждается с учетом прогностических потребностей в условиях постиндустриальных трансформаций. The article substantiates the need to use the capabilities of university training to form the professional competencies of future vocational education teachers in order to create highquality human resources for the modernization of technological processes, the promotion and implementation of new promising technologies and the provision of services customization in the process of transition to the digital economy model of the future of Russia. The role of educational organizations in the process of implementing the requirements of federal state educational standards Federal state educational standard 3 ++ to the quality of training qualified personnel in accordance with the requirements of employers expressed in professional standards is revealed. The content of the undergraduate studies presented in the main educational program is considered. 44.03.04 Professional training (by industry), focus (profile): Decorative and applied art and design of mandatory professional competencies formed on the basis of professional standards, analysis of requirements for graduates in the market labor, consultations with leading employers. Indicators of achievement of compulsory professional competencies of graduates are established, the possibilities of their achievement are examined by the examples of the organization of educational research work of students studying at the Faculty of Technology and Entrepreneurship of TSPU in the areas of professional activity: design (costume, interior, art objects), manufacture of clothing, decorative -applied art (art crafts of Siberia, the modern directions of arts and crafts in the manufacture of objects would and, souvenirs) beauty industry (hairdressing, makeup techniques, nail design, etc.), image making, stylistics. The feasibility of training vocational education teachers for emerging service clusters in the economy of the Tomsk Region is substantiated, taking into account the prognostic needs in the context of post-industrial transformations.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Hairdressing in art"
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Fletcher, Amy Joann. "Ancient Egyptian hair : a study in style, form and function." Thesis, Online version, 1995. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?did=1&uin=uk.bl.ethos.488165.
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Михайлова, Рада, та Олена Савіцька. "Відал Сассун: новації та творча спадщина". Thesis, Київський національний університет технологій та дизайну, 2021. https://er.knutd.edu.ua/handle/123456789/18186.
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Розглянуто творчий шлях провідного дизайнера-іміджмейкера ХХ ст. Відала Сассуна, революційні новації якого докорінно змінили стиль та технології у перукарському мистецтві й індустрії моди. В результаті аналізу життєдіяльності майстра розкрито особливості його творчої практики, включно із рішенням зачіски, іміджу, а також образу перукаря й дизайну інтер’єру салону. Життя майстра є прикладом самореалізації в конкретних справах, якими для В. Сассуна стали також телешоу, написання книг, організація підприємств, громадянська діяльність.The creative way of Vidal Sassoon, the leading designer-image-maker of the XX century, whose revolutionary innovations had radically changed style and technology in the hairdressing and fashion industries has been examined. The peculiarities of Vidal Sassoon's creative practice, including the decisions of the hairstyle, image, as well as the image of the hairdresser and the interior design of the salon, has been revealed as a result of the master`s life analysis. The master`s life is the example of self-realization in the specific cases, which for V. Sassoon have become such things as TV shows, books writing, organization of enterprises, social activities.
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O'Loughlin, Mary. "How healthy are hairdressers? An investigation of health problems of female, Western Australian hairdressers." Thesis, Edith Cowan University, Research Online, Perth, Western Australia, 2010. https://ro.ecu.edu.au/theses/142.
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Aim: Hairdressing is a common worldwide occupation which, in Australia, comprises largely of a female workforce. Hairdressers are exposed to a range of potential health hazards in their work environment. There is a lack of current research into common health problems experienced by Australian hairdressers. This study aims to investigate health issues experienced by this occupational group, to identify potential health problems that may be associated with their work and to identify concerns for future research. Methods: A review of current literature examining the health of hairdressers was conducted to ascertain areas of health concern for hairdressers. This information was used to inform a survey to investigate the prevalence of common health problems for female, Western Australian hairdressers. The survey included a range of workplace related questions, as well as questions on common health problems sourced directly from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health (ALSWH). The survey was distributed to all hairdressing salons in Western Australia. The data obtained from the hairdresser group was compared to data obtained from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health data books. Additionally, some comparisons were also made to other published Australian data on women’s health. Results: Overall, working as a hairdresser impacts negatively on an individual’s health. In particular, this study found that younger hairdressers were most at risk of increased respiratory illness, musculoskeletal problems, skin conditions, bowel issues, and general poor health. Other specific areas of health concern for hairdressers include an increased use of fertility hormones and a possible increase in pelvic organ prolapse. While younger hairdressers reported a higher prevalence of common health problems than the general population cohort, mid age and older hairdressers were overall as healthy as the general population. This result may be attributable to the ‘healthy worker effect’, in which poorer health individuals, prompted by health concerns, retire from the occupation. Conclusions: Education concerning the existing risks in the workplace environment is recommended for all hairdressers. Encouragement and support for better personal health management would promote general health and well being across the industry. Younger workers are particularly identified as requiring support to manage their own health. Further health research is indicated for a range of concerns, but this research needs to be occupation specific.
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Barends, Keith. "A study of the employers attitudes towards matters stipulated in section 84 of the labour relations act no 66 of 1995 and how those relate to the objectives of the Bargaining Council for hairdressing trade, Cape Peninsula." Thesis, University of the Western Cape, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11394/2378.
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Magister Philosophiae - MPhilThe research conducted has been undertaken to engage the stakeholders to explore the possibility of establishing workplace forums. The gains of workplace forums with respect to sharing decision making is a distinct advantage both business and labour seemingly do not realise because of a continued resolve to negotiate conditions of service annually exclusively. The research was undertaken by designing an interview questionnaire for distribution. The population for this research includes a cross section of employers from the industry in the Western Cape, parties to the Hairdressing Beauty and Cosmetology Bargaining Council, the Employers Organisation and the Employees Organisation or Trade Union. The criteria set for the questionnaire anticipate responses of respondents to the challenges before and after the possible incorporation of section 84 of the Act Finally the research results indicate that the parties to a collective agreement in this industry still gravitate towards distributive collective bargaining by negotiating salaries, wages and conditions of employment in Bargaining Councils.
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HU, HIS-HSIEN, and 胡錫賢. "A Study Iwpact of a five-day work week low on the Salary Structure and Vacation System of Hairdressing Creative Industry-An Example of Donya Hair Art." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/uvkhy6.
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The hairdressing industry is an industry that combines technology and creativity. The hairdressing industry has so far become an industry that subverts traditional trends and creates fashion trends. The author has been engaged in the hairdressing industry for 39 years, and the salary structure of the hairdresser has always been the system of using the theory of compensation. On December 6, 2017, the Legislative Yuan passed the third instance of the Labor Law, and it was implemented on March 1, 2018. The focus of this amendment: the specified holiday can not work overtime except for special circumstances. If the employer asks the employee to work overtime on the rest day, the overtime pay must be calculated at 2.33 times. If this regulation is implemented, the employer's operating cost will increase; Time management of artistic creativity and technical training. In addition, the adjustment of salary structure and the difficulty of the staff of the holiday service are difficult. Because of the system of salary calculation in this industry, festivals and holidays are important days for increasing the collection date. The minimum basic salary for the hairdressing industry in 1986 was 6,900 yuan; the average fee for shampooing for guests was 150 yuan. The minimum basic salary for the current (2019) year has been raised to 23,100 yuan, and the related expenses such as overtime pay and labor and health insurance premiums are not included. However, the average fee for shampooing services is 250 yuan, which is not enough to increase the ratio of basic salary. This research tool is based on the expert interview method, so the data collection and collection is relatively trivial. In the second chapter to the fourth chapter of this study, we discuss the salary structure, vacation system and salary cost increase of the hairdressing industry, and discuss the impact and impact of the hairdressing industry and propose countermeasures. The research data collection, confluence and supplemented by expert interviews, and then verify the research perspective, and then through the design of relevant interview questionnaires, improve the reliability and validity of the questionnaire. Finally, the design questionnaire will be reviewed by experts and become a formal interview questionnaire. Experts will conduct relevant interviews and conduct triangle verification. The author has invested in data collection and collection, and provided the results and recommendations of this research to the hairdressing industry and Relevant government departments as the reference direction for the revision of laws and regulations. The results of this study show that the shackles of the shackles have a great impact on the operators of the hairdressing and creative industries. For law enforcement operators to cooperate with government laws and regulations, the actual increase in the employer's salary cost structure is about 20% to 25%. Therefore, through the results of the triangle verification, it is known that the hairdressing creative industry operators must quickly develop new employees through external resources, such as pre-employment training courses organized by the government, to meet the expectations of employers. In terms of skills, it is necessary to strengthen their skills and hairdressing skills through training, and find ways to improve the quality of service processes in order to improve the reasonable cost of working hours. On the whole, the hairdressing and creative industry players must follow the trend, cooperate with the government system, and strengthen the skills and training. The three are indispensable, and it is the long-term solution for the sustainable operation of the industry.
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Mpye, Dipalesa Xoliswa. "What are the experiences of service workers in urban informal economy workplaces? : a study of informal hairdressing operations in the Johannesburg CBD." Thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10539/13183.
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research
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service
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informal
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relationships
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potential
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self-‐constitution
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work
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BARENDS, KEITH. "A STUDY OF THE EMPLOYERS ATTITUDES TOWARDS MATTERS STIPULATED IN SECTION 84 OF THE LABOUR RELATIONS ACT NO 66 OF 1995 AND HOW THOSE RELATE TO THE OBJECTIVES OF THE BARGAINING COUNCIL FOR HAIRDRESSING TRADE, CAPE PENINSULA." Thesis, 2010. http://etd.uwc.ac.za/index.php?module=etd&action=viewtitle&id=gen8Srv25Nme4_6790_1298614876.
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The research conducted has been undertaken to engage the stakeholders to explore the possibility of establishing workplace forums. The gains of workplace forums with respect to sharing decision making is a distinct advantage both business and labour seemingly do not realise because of a continued resolve to negotiate conditions of service annually exclusively. The research was undertaken by designing an interview questionnaire for distribution. The population for this research includes a cross section of employers from the industry in the Western Cape, parties to the Hairdressing Beauty and Cosmetology Bargaining Council, the Employers Organisation and the Employees Organisation or Trade Union. The criteria set for the questionnaire anticipate responses of respondents to the challenges before and after the possible incorporation of section 84 of the Act Finally the research results indicate that the parties to a collective agreement in this industry still gravitate towards distributive collective bargaining by negotiating salaries, wages and conditions of employment in Bargaining Councils.
Books on the topic "Hairdressing in art"
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Zentler, William F. The technique and art of Marcel waving: A text-book for professionals and a student's guide. Bramcost Publications, 2008.
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Zentler, William F. The technique and art of Marcel waving: A text-book for professionals and a student's guide. Bramcost Publications, 2008.
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Arroyo, Carolina Miguel. Teje el cabello una historia: El peinado en el Romanticismo. Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte, 2021.
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Niel, Nicole. L' art du costume d'Arles: Traité théorique et pratique de coiffure et d'habillage. N. Niel, 1989.
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Garsault, François A. de. The art of thewigmaker: Comprising: the shaping of the beard; the cutting of hair; the construction of wigs for ladies & gentlemen; the renovator of wigs and the bath and hot room proprietor. 3rd ed. Toucan Press, 1991.
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Bilal, Aishah. The art of head wrapping: A "how to" guide on the most popular styles. Aishah Bilal, 2002.
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Akiko, Murakata, and Okazaki Chiyo, eds. Okazaki collection: Combs and ornamental hairpins. Shikosha, 1989.
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J, Goodwin Shauna, ed. The shape of chic: Fashion and hairstyles in the floating world : Yale University Art Gallery, March 18-May 4, 1986. The Gallery, 1986.
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Bryer, Robin. The history of hair: Fashion and fantasy down the ages. Philip Wilson, 2000.
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Huppatz, Kate. "Hairdressing." In Gender Capital at Work. Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/9781137284211_8.
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Tang, Victor. "Service Science & Engineering: Transdisciplinary Epistemology." In Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering. IOS Press, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.3233/atde230655.
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In the absence of an axiomatic and rigorous foundation, Services risk, at best, being a narrow multi/inter-disciplinary domain At worst, it is a trade or a craft like plumbing or hairdressing. To address this weakness, we propose an epistemological foundation for a transdisciplinary Service Science and Engineering. The epistemology is predicated on a set of normative axioms, first principles, and a differential equation. We argue that a truly convincing transdisciplinary foundation must be able to derive and uncover new, novel, and quantitative transdisciplinary themes, which have escaped conventional qualitative analyses. To that end, we reveal and discuss the property of chilarity and the principle takchronicity for services. Physics, unlike services, has the laws of nature and mathematics to serve as a normative base. Similarly, mathematics is grounded on lemmas and theorems. This base enables new insightful theorems and novel mathematical theories like geometry and topology. All sciences require normative axioms, but they are not sufficient to frame a transdisciplinary science or engineering. There must be also a right way that legitimizes the praxis. For example, the Scientific Method. Hence, we will introduce our Services Method. Altogether, our epistemological base, analytic equations, new transdisciplinary themes, and Service Method help frame Services Science and Engineering more rigorously.
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Kumi, Asare Kwame, and Wilmot Dennis. "THE GUARDIAN OCCUPATION AND FACTORS INFLUENCING MALARIA IN GHANA'S CENTRAL REGION." In Futuristic Trends in Biotechnology Volume 3 Book 8. Iterative International Publishers, Selfypage Developers Pvt Ltd, 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.58532/v3bjbt8p3ch4.
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Background: Malaria morbidity and death in young children in Sub-Saharan Africa are disproportionally high when compared to worldwide malaria. Although enhanced malaria control strategies have reduced malaria cases and mortality, they have had minimal influence on child malaria morbidity and mortality in Africa. The study looked at how guardian traits affected parameters related with child malaria. Methods: Guardian characteristics and clinical data were collected from caregivers and children aged 0 to 15 years in a cross-sectional study utilizing questionnaires and clinical data in two regions in Ghana's central region. The obtained data was analyzed using multivariate GLM. Results: The majority of guardians were females 216/274 (78.8%) and over the age of 25 201/274 (73.4%). The most common vocations were trading/business (92/274, or 33.6%), farming (55/274, or 20.1%), and hairdressing/seamstress (42/274, or 15.3%). The guardian occupation status (OCSG) influences all of the factors influencing childhood malaria: the first point of contact for child health (FPOCCH) (F=29.838, p0.0001), malaria control intervention adopted (MCID) (F=11.827, p0.0001), clinical severity of the child (CSOC), for malaria treatment by guardians, clinical severity of the child (CSOC) (F=98.997, p0.0001), the days of onset of child symptoms before the hospital. Conclusion: The study found that guardian occupation influences malaria morbidity among children in Ghana's Central Region. Thus, poor household guardians expose their children to a higher risk of malaria while also paying less attention to their occupation rather than the child's health.
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Swift, Ellen, Jo Stoner, and April Pudsey. "Introduction to Part I." In A Social Archaeology of Roman and Late Antique Egypt. Oxford University Press, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198867340.003.0002.
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This introductory chapter give an overview of dress objects from the Roman and late antique periods in Egypt and provides insights into their social function and meaning. It first surveys the site provenances of the dress objects in the Petrie Museum collection, and discusses particular issues that arise in their study (for instance, the use of material from grave assemblages to study dress). The wider range of dress objects in the Petrie museum collection is then surveyed, drawing out examples of notable artefacts that provide insights into important social phenomena in Egypt across the period studied. A strong relationship between dress objects and various stages of the life course is demonstrated, further explored elsewhere in Part I. Other notable insights relate to diachronic change in the construction of life course identities, the embodiment of identities through jewellery that was worn permanently, and the Roman discourse of beauty and adornment as represented in objects like hairdressing equipment. Questions of value, including jewellery as a store of wealth, and the different types of value demonstrated through evidence of wear and repair, are also discussed. Evidence of cosmopolitan societies is presented, especially resulting from the posting of military troops to Egypt. This comprises not only military brooches but also dress objects of Germanic origin such as dress pins and bucket pendants. The changing, context-dependent meaning of jewellery from Egypt with Christian themes and motifs is the final topic, discussing its multiple significance as material embodiment of faith, protective amulet, and expression of religious identity.
Conference papers on the topic "Hairdressing in art"
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Silvetti, Alessio, Ari Fiorelli, Antonella Tatarelli, et al. "Application of wearable technologies for the assessment of an ergonomic intervention in hairdressers: preliminary results." In 15th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2024). AHFE International, 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1005050.
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Several authors conducted ergonomic risk assessments through standardized protocols, like REBA, founding high-risk levels of hairdressing jobs. Others measured shoulder and wrist movement with IMU or inclinometer and found a high biomechanical risk. One study used electromyography (sEMG) to investigate flexors and extensors of upper limb to compare the activity of male and female hairdressers founding those women had considerably higher sEMG activity. In our previous study, we investigated the kinematic of the neck, trunk, and upper limb and sEMG bilaterally from Latissimuss Dorsi, Erector Spinae, Trapezius Superior, Deltoideus Anterior, Extensor Carpi Ulnaris, Flexor Carpi Ulnaris in hair drying in two different ways (horizontally – HOR and upwardly - UP). We found a high standard deviation for RoMs, indicating a high heterogeneity in performing the same task. Our sEMG results showed that, in both investigated tasks, the left side of the body was generally more involved than the right one. The right side, the one holding the phone, showed less %MVC mean values than the right side, the one holding the comb. Our sEMG results suggest that handling a 1 kg phone in a static position is less demanding for upper limbs and shoulders than using a light comb in continuous motion. In another paper, we investigated, through REBA and 3DSSPP, the static posture of workers after a corrective action consisting of a hairdryer holder. We found that the holder contributes to changing the posture in either positively and negatively. The positive effects seemed more than the negative ones. In this new paper, we investigated the effect of the hair dryer holder in dynamic situations founding that there are no significative improvements in the biomechanics of the workers. Moreover, the holder seemed to increase several investigated RoMs. The workers also complained of decreased flexibility of the wrist. Our results suggest that the holder system seems to have more negative than positive effects. To reduce the biomechanical overload in hairdryer, we suggest to improve several aspects, the training, the equipment (lighter hairdryer and adjustable seats), and increasing the breaks.
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Silvetti, Alessio, Ari Fiorelli, Antonella Tatarelli, et al. "Application of wearable technologies for the assessment of biomechanical risk in hairdressers." In 14th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2023). AHFE International, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1003623.
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It is usual to link respiratory and skin health issues to hairdressing job. The most current papers from throughout the world reported on biomechanics as well. Shoulder, lower back, and upper back joints were the most impacted. Several authors conducted ergonomic risk assessments through standardized protocols, like REBA, founding high-risk levels. Other authors measured shoulder and wrist movement with IMU or inclinometer founding a high biomechanical risk. Only one study used electromyography (sEMG) to compare the activity of male and female hairdressers founding those women had considerably higher sEMG activity. This study only measured the muscle work from upper limb flexors and extensors. To our knowledge, no research has investigated the whole upper body kinematics and sEMG from the upper arm, shoulder, and trunk using instrumentally based tools for hairdressers’ risk assessment. The aim of our study is a biomechanical risk assessment of the subtask of hair drying in two different ways (horizontally – HOR and upwardly - UP). We acquired four expert workers using an optoelectronic system and sEMG. sEMG results showed that the left side of the body was generally more involved than the right one in both the assessed tasks. Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius Superior, Deltoideus Anterior, and Flexor Carpi Ulnaris were severely affected by this. In the UP task, the shoulders (Trapezius Superior and Deltoideus Anterior) had high mean percentage of Maximum Voluntary Contraction (%MVC) values. According to our sEMG results, holding a phone that weighs almost 1 kg in a static position is less straining on the upper limb and shoulder than constantly moving the left hand while holding a small comb. Kinematic data seems to support this. The left side showed the highest Range of Motion (RoM) values than the right for shoulder abd-adduction and elevation on the UP task and shoulder horizontal abduction, elbow flex-extension, and wrist prono-supination on both tasks. The shoulder flex-extension showed comparable high RoM values in both tasks.Our findings also show a high standard deviation for RoMs, indicating a high heterogeneity in performing the same task. Our research found that hair-drying is a demanding task for hairdressers. We recommend using wearable technologies to have a more reliable work situation instead of standardized protocols for risk assessment.